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i NUM. EU. 6328.3 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT - TUESDAY, Omoher 10, Iv he acted, a Coniie Opera, called • THE -WO()DMAN. Sir Walter ‘Varinh, Mr. MUN DEN ; . Wilford, Mr. I NCLEDO N ; . Captain 0' Donnel, Mr. TAY LOK ; laillop, ; s. 11c.b; Mr..E NI E RN' • Medley, Mr. (ILAN CHAD ; Emily (with an additiorfal Song), Mrs. DI CKONS.; Miss Di Llackitt, Mrs. DAV ENPORT ; . • . Dolly. .Mrs. LISTON. • To which will he added, the Farce of TUE . VILLAGE LAWX.ER. Scout, Nlr. FAWCETT ; • • Sriarl, Mr. BEAN CHARD Sheopface; Mr. EMERY ; Mrs.. &Out, Mrs. DAVENPOR r: • .. r Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, ,at 'the b o x-Office in Hart-street. B o xes 7s. Second Price /s. 6d..- Pit gs. Second Price IS. Gallery 2S. Second Price is.--Upper (;ailery is. , The Doors Will be opened at Hatt past Five, .and the P la y begin at fialt'past Sir • ' * Tomorrow; ' On Thur4dayi- Jove . in a ;Village i . With Animal Mag netism. I ORIGINAL" CCI NIL POCK INSTITUTION, 44, BROAD-STR E •GOLDEN-SQUA RE. AQ E-R UARTLY GE NERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this INSTITUI loN will he held on Tuesday the t7th instant, at two o'clock precisely. '• 133.• Order of the n,ard, . - ' R: DURHAM, Secretary. ~-~ . - The Committee for Eiamining - the Affairs of Cove n t. Garden Theatre, consisting of the 4ollow inv. Gentlemen— lderman'Sir CH 1.R1., - EIS PRJCh, Wm- ; • - • Sir THOMAS PIU MEW, Kitt. His Majesty' r Solicitor- ,1 General . ; 1011 N SY LV ESTE R, Esq. Rceorcter of the . City of • London - • • - - JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. Governor of• the l3ank. of England • and IOHN JULIIJS ANC ERSTEIN, Esq.; • Have authorised the ProprieturS td publish the following Report in their names:— We do hereby certify; that, after a full - 3114 attentive amination of the subjcd.w inch we havt•been desired to in- - vestipte by the Proprietors of Covent-Garden ..1" heatre, fnr the satistaCtion of. the public, in tespe6tto the'rate of profit Teceivezt by them from the late Theatre, and likely to be re ceived from the new, that she following is the re,ult 0f...0ut inquiry : •: 1 The rate of profits aCtuallv received, upon alt average Of the last <ix years, commencing in 1803, (the period of the present copartitcrship,) in the theatre, upon the capital em barked therein, we bave ascertained to have amounted to yet cent. per annum; Charging theconcerriwith•oilly the'sum act,.1,11) paid for insurance on such part of the capital as was in... red ; • litit, It the Whole of the capital had b.en insured, 'r the pr,fit would have been red uced to very littleinore - than 5 pet cent: and, tot want of thiS full assurance, the Proprie tors, being impart their owninsurers, sustained.a lose, by the • late fire, . for which no col pensation has been made, to the amount of in -re than the whole of their pro fi ts for the above ,r,eriod of six years -1 " The rate of profit likely to be receivtd in future from file stew Theatre, depending in part upon the amount of bilitinot • yet delittetell, and.of estimates not luny as , er tained; mid' on the future receipts °film House, which are sublea ' to vpriouS• contingencies, cannot be ascertained with the same degtte Or certainty; but, upon the, best consinaration we have been able to give to this sutijea, alikr having recourse to every •,soUrce of information, , Oral dii,l written, we are folly. saii , bed that the Ititnre profits of the New Theatre, at the Prol ,o3 ed . advance in the priceS atiet;ission, -will a mount to only 3 . ` -d per. cent per annual opou the capital expended in the `rhea ? lithe wine be insured, and thin upon the same*l ' )l • of insurance at the former prices of arlrnision, the iro : rrietors our 311(101 - lent:annually sustain a,loss.of near per cent. per annum -ttn their capital. , • •• - • "•eIIARLES E. • • •• • • ."11 - 10 AS PLUN I k-R. " 101-IN SYLV EST F. R. ~ • UHN Wtfl"l•^iO'RG : , • • • -101-1 N• juLiUS.ANGItItSTrA ti 7 . The Preiitletors have the Jiortour of prese n ti ng to t h e Pub c, the Report of the Gentletnen, undertnok the investigaticn of the Accounts of the Theatre, tud cannot but feel assured that a liberal and enlightened People will •, stow be•toMinced, that the alterinion in the Prices arises, solely frorwthe impossibility of their .continuin- the public amusements on the former tcrins of adints.sion. Statement iftheAccounts.of Cov'ent - CArde'ri Theatre - fog . the last Sit Yearscithost respi:dfully uffereu to- the ; • 184:4 ..."Tteccivett' 682 13 to •• I . 11604-5 Ditto .„ 7 0 ! 7. 2 7 9. 10 2805,6 Dittp .r • - 56.:6, • IS. , 5' • • 1806,7 D itto - • ' fiSt't 26 '7s* • 1807-8 Ditto ' -• • 61,c.,35 14 7 • c'•ll.ittO - tr 2 / o . , I .3• Vaccination continues.to be performed gratuitouSly.-every. Tuesday and Friday at O'ne o'clock, under:the, direction of. .Drs. rearson, Nelson, and Sutton, Physicians , T. Payne, I. Healiiside, T. l:ccate, V. Forster, Esors.. Consulting Sur geons; I. C. Ca[pue,..l. Doreitt, W. 'Wartd, E2qrs. Sur gecps..;•F:-Rivers,, E. Brande, -and R. Ogle, 'Esqrs. Visit ing Apothecaries. • . •Mithentic statements of Cases of Failures are desired to be sent to the 'lloard of the Vaccine institution, No. 44,. Broad -street, - and Persons who can attend with Cases of Sulallfox alter-Vaccination, will be remunerated for their time or -o,:pences". EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE; ' CORNHILL, LONDON.• • POLICIES of Insurance expirittg:at Michaelmas, should be renewed within r itteen o"Avs from that pe. riod, to prevent the Parties' I ntetest therein. Fayment-of Rent is- guaranteed in case or I. ire. Farming Stock insured, without t he Average Clause, at 2s, per Cent. . Nierchantlize- in the London Difeki insured at is. 6d. per Cent. tor Three Months • - • Large Abatements on the Premium and Duty of Insurance for more 'Yeats than one EAGLE LI F,E •INSU RANCE,. his DeiCription of Insurance is of inestimableimportatice to. all Persolis fijdirtg Annuities,. Le.i;,es. or Offices, depend- . exit on lives, or , hose incomes cease with life. Example: -A person thirty years of age may, by the small. annual payment of 131 ,s.. id. secure cool. to be paid (to hii family i)r . otherwise,' As lie ;may threet) at his de : atir. Any other sum. May he ihsured in like inanne.r, and at any other age. o.oe - perstiii may i»,ur,7 .o,,3thcr's life,- to the amount, of any interest he may - in the couti:ifyince thereof. No: Entracce Money or Adm . .. sicti Fire -requireo... No Charge fur Policies, or Certificates-0 Renewal. No RegiStry of As signmerits required. A }arge Corn,l,k,ion.:lkitveci -to Soli. utors,,otother persons procurirM 1 n sttranccs. W. tAE.EIHA.M, Secretary. • - • , . ri,ENERAT, SIR JOHN Is.looRE's CORUNNA: \LT AT E 7 .'4l'C A IVlk' BLDS'IEA D, foriniui; it %Liar Military Bed for the Fled, 'Barracks, .13cor also a SOFA fOr a 1 Tent or .Itooni, &.ca arid likewbse a SEA Ci I't' for on board 1 'Ship. the whole ii.wking in a small V tie., allowed the most portable evil i'et thanufattured, invented b, +11010;; N • and SwINII) . E RS, -N.o. i 6 -t,akd ;..:“chztine street. Strand, who most humbly presume the Lighest honour.; ought to be paid all those who so gallantly live - - and die for their King _Land Country. - . • • TO SINGLE CFNTLENIKIN, EVERAL neatly FURNi SHED ROOMS and v. 3 °thee M'ARTj: . ! ;ENTS, ;-.1i.11 or witlir;'iit Board, are now vacant-at 'the krencli.c.:statilistunCnt, 17, Castre-street, Holborn, Gentlemen may • rely on the most liberal awl pteasing AccOininty.iatien• The ,aEreernents may be made either by Weck, or Nioi , C+, i Quarter: - The ni - : , t usetil't Ltiuguages of Europe, •Creek., Latin, Writittg,'l3rawin.T. &C.are taught at aiiy 'hour of the tidy, Iron Seven in-the-Mernini, till Ten in the Evening: . . 3 tedut the payments ihsix. years 3-4 65 ,g ,9 12` 3 17 . . 514,071 1 7 r De&i6oui itat 4i tiidcliti n •8, 0 .,0 0 0. _. Profit, divide by six • • .•• • sz) 17 Average . of each year • • 3803-4. . aB-4-5. Do, 18b55-6. Do. 18 6'7, - Do: 0307-3. Do. . 1802-9. Do.' • • • • *1•14; •115. Z584i6 i 7 r - 6 47,(175 2 2. 6869% 6 4 62,4t)6 S' ' • 47 1 ;334 z ~,.. ". 1 4 RI Z.L.S were•Soldin f3oStflres by YTO N : 9,123 20,00 . 0 .4,390 z - ; C:I.ot)0 719 - c O O t2,5r0 15,127 - - 5 00 0,977 20,050 3,0 0 4 - oo 0 3 - Soo 12,767 .• 10,000 4 The Grand Prize 34,c9 f IS • o Dedua what was drawn out by the Proprietors , 5 8 ,179 13 ! . jkOwtic, No. 1,6 tE, 7 of 7 ,000 Ticke;i, en .titled to 2417651•, , Paid in six years - ..„' 4'307,9 2 , 0 0 ErNrs excepted. RICTIARD HUMUS, Treasurer. )ii N "FULL, Deputy Treasurer. Sworn before roe, the 26th of Sept, 1339. C. 1.1.0W . F.R, Mayor. I ~.~ • GRAND LOTTERY`. ..TWO THOUS ANIYPOUNDS. • :. To bedivideci between the i 4 4rolitf in One Day. ICKETS and - SI-lA[IES are on Sale tv EYTON, at his: State Lottery late l'Artnes with 'Sir' ; • tames Botursconib, Nu, a v uditr the Alansion kitiuse. • • ' Only 3,00 a. Nifrrthers. Schintes, and cverrparticu4ar,triatie to the Lottery, to be • • : had; gratis, at the above Lucky Office. , 1 in. the LAST' LOTTEW . V . y 'the following CAFITAL , _ Twentieth pith. PRESENT W :NT!! the WHO LE-of the STATE LOTT ERV will hvlYraWn in ON E D ref r_ GOODLUCK, . 'arid Co. re : soecifully reinin l / 4 1 the Public, thit all PufchAses in the , present Lottery. twist be.tha{ie pcfpre the loth instant, as the ..whole Dtawift).; will be vl4 - ide4 ia Twelve Bouts. - Only ;.000 Numbers.,.. - Four • rick:cits,of each umber. CAPITA LS. 4_ -.- - • - - ,C 20,000 • 4 - - n t. - - 5 ,06 4 - -Of - - - 2, 3 000 - of - 4 , 1,0 e 12 - Of - - ScO , 44c. &c &c. AND -NOT IILANKS . TO.A PRIZE. T 1 CKETS anti SHARES , ;:Sate at the Id Offices, Corner of Cornllill, and facing the Cate of the King's Mew;•, Charing-cress, , • itICHARDSON, GOODLLICK, and Co. :- - LYCEUM THEATRE. , I,lnderthe Special Lieenseokthe LORD CI-TA MRF R1.A . 1 1% , T , Grant ti for the present. Season to the joint application of all Parties principally iaterested. • TITEIR . NIppotes Servonts; forming the CO3\I PAN Y .of the late DRURY LANE ' THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT - TUESDAY, Uetoter le, .to 9, ...mtorm the Comedy nf. • .THE WEST I",;;DI'AI\ 7 . , • • Stockwell, Mr. POW ELI, ; . . , 'elcour,..Mr.. WRENCH; ' - - „ ! ~ t . • • .i..i • ;From the Theatres Royal, }lath and York,..beinti his second i THIS MONTH: • • a ppea Kance in London 4 ; i rr BIS a respeatully rtiMinils.the..PAblic, thatthe ltila;o: O'Flahetty, Nit. rirrlivst ONE Ca tain Duale:,• • It. ?v I- V . P.. i . I . " .1.. • S'IATF. reMITERY rot only tie.iiis, bet finishes on i• 'il DAY, the ±-th of this 11•10 NTH ; Charles Dudley; '1•;r. 1 3 . E c,, l x s- m i, ; i i Therefo're all who wish to have a chance to g r ain Varland, Mr. DOW roN • Fulmer Mr: P I-:N LEY. : ''' EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS a ' , . Stukely, Mr. 11.1 A DDOCK ' S ' .e by the purchase ot a single. Number,.muSt buy before the 1 drawing. begins, as th e whole Lottert,i;onsisting of zoo,crocl. lady Rusport, Mrs. SP Altij Charlotte Rusport, Mi6S DUN CA N ; '—• 4 , in PrizeS xvill be decided in ON 1,..1i AY. , . . loitisa Dudley, Mi.,S BDYCE - I‘,lrs. I' ultuer, Misi T 1 DS W ELI.. ' * 4 Tickets and Sharcs are selling lu'gittat. variety at his 'old ' 1 bi •hed Olf.ees in London, and by his Agents in the - • e C s o ta ui;ry, who in t the late Lotter y have been remarkably for- To which will be added, the Farce of - . 1 titwite in selling an'd sharing an immense number Or Capita! `THE W EATHER CO OK . Prizes,' • particulai iy the , two last 300001. l!rizes.-theiest Old Fickle, Mr. WEWIT Z F. R • * 1 ~-. 1 r isze anti thelast Capital Prize evei thawn. , _ ) ,oao . .. . ; Tristram FiclAle,. Mr. WRENCH ; e • 44- 4. 4 Persons in the Country may be suNdied, the same as Brit.:iv:it, Mr. OXliEltlkY ; sending their. Orders (post of carriage paid) at:. Siner, Mr. PLNLEY ; . 1 companied wi th Bank Notes, good Rills, cash, eri r Post-O ff ice Variella, Miss K ELLY ; 1- Orders, to either of his pld:i:stahlishen ainues, CORNI - 111.1, or .No. 9, C.HARING.CRObS, Ready, Mn.. SC,O I T. The'Doors to he opened ;,t , itilf nist•Five and the Per. .: -LON i)O.N ; f , ,nance to begin at }lilt past,Six. ' ' • .., .w le : 1 re all Business in ti& Public i-iinds is transacr,d with - Fidel tv abd Despatch. . To•eincrrow, The Haunted TuWer ; after which The I'dqor of Gariatt. , - • ' •, , Please to remark, the STATE is the ONLY 4.0 TT E IA" i that will bc drawn TO I S YLAR. .... , .1i .if No. 4 , by 1 2,4 1 •, 1 0.•• A • --~- - -- • To the PROPP,I &TORS of E A ST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES A ND GENTLEMEN, THE . s . . ,very favourable Reception 1 have met with during my Canvass, induces me, again to offer myself, to your notice upon the present 'vacancy that has occur, ed in the Diredion of your Affairs by the.' Dotl.4aat lohu Travers, and earnestly to solit:tt the holiorii . Of your Vote and Interest on the day of vial lot. The length of my Sefiice in India,•and a faitlifpl discharge of my duty to the Company, are the gr6untis on which ',pre sume to, entreat, your Support. ; and l beg you to couside? ;Try past Services as pledges - of the zeal l and attention with which . my EndeaVours shall - be exerted for the pi- , motion'of your ln-. telests, oliciuld you be pleased to distinguish me by so flat tering a mark of your approbation. • • have the honour'to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your faithful humble Servant, • 101iN BLAbI.iN TAYLOR. 46, Devonshire Place, 29th Sept. t Soy. - Colonel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of London Tavern, where any friendly Cofnmuide4fons will be thankfully received. .. . f ,~~ L I UE,SDAY, i -..• 4'4 st,z4''''' CTOBER 10, 180 Q. . ~ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • . , 1 ' CICERO'S LET-I'FP.S to his Friends, witlverriarks bt Sept pi, 1809. —I Meltiloth ; 5 Vols. pur.ket siz:, elegantly. printed. 11., , ,5. r 1 OVIDS META itPil ISIS, translated into English "THE PR/ArC/PAL OFFICERS - of gIS 11TH- i blank verse. by - Howard ; I:)iiniiiully „wanted end highly. ~ -g- .7ESTY . 'r ORDNANCE 41, hereby eve N.Q:ce, That 1 ~f -ni _ t i ) ( l l( i ' 4 ' t 4 cd t l . 3 , S 7 1 jr t l e ic, 2 : ; ° c lS o;:p7ii:)! S ii i 5 0 kie ' i . &c. in Eng ptlosals.wiil be received . at their Ryee, in pall M a li, "or 1 Esti Verse, with the Latin 'l'est subjoined ; twv pocket Ge,fore Friday ibe 13th Day of Oceober ' next, .front ,srec:b Per.,; vulnints, beautit s uliy nrintell, 75. 6d. •• t oraybe willing to, undertake the Sleat V: 1 - 112:1 - r. 1s ti ! . HERM AN an c ku(tic , )Tl-I EA, a celdbt,ited Poem, trans. safrir a : lated from the Cerin_: , l -, ,i Giiethe.. by ifOlorott;'a pocket vol. and -FOREIGN IKt 47 for service y this. Depsrthrent, /or 1 elegantly prinicit, wiiii 4 heittitilui plAtds, 5s . R . i , eriod of three ears. . .. . . i . ISE-i-Ak.r EARl'.;_-_-- , ':_e_iniirk, .Ciitical, l, ConjOura_l, a nd 4 E x planatory on. By U. E. Seymour; . via volurths, Svo.. - . . , . . Patterns of the Ao tides may be viewed,: Upon appticatio . n, at the ~ .., s. _ . . . Principal Storekerpie's Office in the Taws's.; and farther par- : E NG LAND I) EII N EAT ED, 06X - hie-Hundred •intl Fifty-, two Copper plate Views, with Letter- press Descri;4tions ; titulars, together uith the Terms and Conditkots of the Contract , , ' two vols. royaliSvo, il. rs. may be known at the Secretalys Office, in Pall-Mall, afore- j • • MONTE Fl (.) RE . S .13 AN KRU PT and CR EDiTO R . 9 . said any day, between the halal Of Ten and Pour o'Clock .; . F KI R N DIA:. 4SSISTA NT ; r,)yal Svc; Bs. I • 1 ,c• - he plan ot the Work, under censideration, deserves corn. where 'the Proposals must be dellveged, sealeireP, aid indorsed, I . - mendation ; it has brought rhe extensjy, system of the hank , ' 4 Proposals for Iron ;" • but . no P;oposa! can be admitted ' awl - ta‘es within a concise compass, an d e xeubit s thq ,11 i n a . , • clear manner. It may beoefic a great intiorerr of indivisicials, after the said 1311., day of October, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of whose misfortunes subject them to the tionarr ii nate predicate the same day,.. nee her.willav Tender be ,:iced, unless the Party : Aleut of bankruptcy, and of a still greater nember, who . - making :11i pr an Aget in hi as behalf, .shalt attend. daily run the risk of being the creeth-n•-t oaoe:rii;Jcs." - ' ' Sir CHA.R.1.0.3 LlNisill's GLi ERAL Sl . sTr.l,l oP • , -By Order of the Board, •• N ATU,RE, ini.tuding the Discoveries of mod,nei N .turaliste'-' - -- - . . • 1 and Societies. Translated by Or rurron Wilii a Life of R. H. CREIV, Secretary. . 1 the Author, a Dielionary of Terms used in Natural History, ------,... explanatory copper plates, &c. In 7 large volt 41. 4s • 1 The great labour which the General Systertt of Nature must hare cost the "Praceilator, and the - judicious additions and MiSei vations , which he :els made, would detband a more . extees.ve, examination, were not the work of such a nature as all n qurOsts, er even amateurs or natural subjects, will think it necessary to poss”s, witleaut any labeuied rect.rn rnendationfrom us."--Vide Anti...J.-obi:1 Review, October, 18:8. . a t ! But few copies of the above valuable work reettain ing ou nand, it will be :cat:nixed to Five G utneas.at Christ- nias next. . . i AR ALEXANDER MACKENZIE'S VOYAGES OAK, ASH, ELM, .13EECH, and WALNUT-TREE, ip from Montle:it, on the River St Lawrence, through the HANTS . i tontivent of North America, to the FrOzeit aiil Vortex TO 13E-SOLD BY AUCTION, i Oceans, during the yAits 17sit gi; gto with pi.ates, it. is. , i EARL , SAN!)WICII'S . 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